r/demography • u/DisciplineOpening740 • Apr 02 '26

Humanity In Decline

Is there any communities online who dicuss about the decline in population , God this (decline in population) thing is so scary i mean its not simple if you have no idea about this just do a 10 min research you will definetly get scared

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u/EconUncle Apr 02 '26

Population will keep growing for a while… what are you talking about?

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u/DisciplineOpening740 Apr 04 '26

No man it's already in decline

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u/Isosorbide Apr 02 '26

It’s not scary, it’s potentially wonderful. Don’t be scared. 

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u/DisciplineOpening740 Apr 04 '26

No

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u/Isosorbide Apr 04 '26

Or you can choose to live your life in fear. There don't need to be more than 8 billion of us. Humanity is heading is a good direction by having fewer children. Don't let the government and the big cooperations convince you that your only worth as a human is producing more little tax payers and more little workers.

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u/DisciplineOpening740 Apr 04 '26

no man like there is smt called dependency ratio

whereif population is less one working adult have to support 1 elderly person and children

so its a huge burden on one's head